damon spent the day in san jose and damon joins us from safeway on the capitol expressway.n, you were down there when the roof collapsed. >> yeah. the safeway is still boarded up sin the roof collapse on december 11 and for some residents damage was a repeat of the last storm. a flat roof and heavy downpour on the safeway roof. today repairs continue. in willow glenn clan saws were called in when the birch tree came crashing down. >> what happened? >> wind of the storm this morning, orally this horning, brought that tree down and landed on the neighbor's car. >> the arborist said the drought couples with rain forces trees to fall over. >> a lot of trees due to the drought the last couple years have been stressed out. so because of that root systems are weak. >> calling it old root fungus. puts his workers on alert all weekend. in south jose residents stocking up on sandbags. lessons learned from the storm. >> we did get a sun break at about 3:00 but it's been steady rain fall ever since. nothing heavy, just steady. live in the south bay, i'm damon tra heeo, nbc bay area new

mila kunis, emily blount matt damon maybe. >> of course we will. >> it airs live after the late local news. eastern and central time. at 10:00 p.m. pacific time. >> what are you going to do during the oscars? >> i got to go to work. i'll go into work early. >> to cover the oscars. >> not exactly, george. >>> one last thing. a lot of crazy oscars fashion. pay attention though this guy. zack king. he's got what is an invisible suit. doing this on the red carpet with sara haines. check out whalt he does here. >> spin for us. >> you see that? >> oh that's incredible. >> we don't know how takes it took to get this right. he plays along. he strikes the pose, he disappears. he has 2.5 million followers. he's known for his magic vines. his viral version of david blaine he calls himself.

mila kunis, emily blount, matt damon might be there. >> of course we will. >> jimmy kimmel live after the oscars airs live after the late local news. eastern and central time. at 10:00 p.m. pacific time. of course, right here on abc. >> what are you going to do during the oscars? >> i am you know what? i gotta go to work. i gotta do the early morning show. i'll go into work early. >> to cover the oscars. >> not exactly, george. >>> one last thing to show you here. a lot of crazy oscars fashion. but you've never seen anything quite like this. i want you all to pay attention to this guy. the vine star. his name is zack king. he's got what is an invisible suit. doing this on the red carpet with sara haines. check out what he does here. >> spin for us. >> you see that? >> oh, that's incredible. >> you like that? we don't know how many takes it took to get this right. he plays along. he strikes the pose, he disappears. now this guy has 2.5 million followers. he's known for his magic vines. his viral version of david blaine, he calls himself. but he's one of seven innovative

>> matt damon. >> matt damon was in it.ny commercial. just keep showing that. if you want to start a conversation do it on the subway where you have the ads i am forced to look at. >> in the end matt damon won't kiss her because clearly he is racist, that threw me out. >> and they went to ask him why and he admitted that. i want to go to the mcdonald's ad. skip this other one. this is an interesting ad. for a limited time they will select random customers to pay with loving. it sounds disgusting. >> is that legal? >> i think so. >> welcome to mcdone nulled -- mcdone willed thats. >> two hair browns and a coffee. >> do you have a cell phone? >> yes. >> dial up your mom and tell her you love her. >> mom, i want to tell you i love you. >> how about you tell me how much it is. >> that's how much it is. >> the payment would be tell him what you love about your son. >> compassion for other people. >> this ad breaks the rules for me. i really really like mcdonalds, but i i don't like people telling me how to act. it is insulting.

president's damon cool and 28 degrees but it looks dry. >> thank you david.in our next half our. a showdown over gay marriage in alabama. the ruling from the state judge that is going toe to toe with the supreme court's decision and. >>> what we can expect from jay z and beyonce. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues with rick williams, sara bloomquist and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> hello again, here are the stories we are following for on "action news" at 12:30 developing right now confirmation from the white house that the last known american hostage being held by isis has died and 45 terrifying seconds for passengers on board a flight for philadelphia. the mechanical failure that the pilot found in the air that forced him to make an emergency landing and the feet upon feet of snow in boston turns dangerous for sheet metal workers and now they are turning to the national guard for help. >>> president obama has confirmed that isis's last known hostage has been killed. kayla mueller was captured in northern syria in 2013, last week the islamic group clai

arwa damon, cnn, nigeria. >> what a horrific story that is as well.rwa damon, a courageous journalist, for reporting that news. >>> that's it for me. i'll be back 5:00 p.m. eastern in "the situation room." for our international viewers, amanpour is coming up next. for viewers in north america, "newsroom with annaa cabrera" starts right now. >> i'm ana cabrera in for brooke today. keeping social security funded. this is getting down to the wire. if the political battle isn't resolved soon this agency that keeps america safe is set to run out of money at the end of the day. and this political showdown comes at a time when the terror threat as we all know is bigger than ever. now just a few short hours ago the senate passed a bill that would fund homeland security through this year. it was a clean bill. let's

simmons, and all of my students except for matt damon.en, mash-up monday music from warren and kenny g, and guillermo on the red carpet with the oscar stars. >> guillermo: i'm very excited. my tongue cam, for the first time we'll see all the tongues of celebrities. you want a tongue cam? >> what's that? >> guillermo: open big. ah! all right. good luck tonight. >> a tongue cam. >> guillermo: a tongue cam. >> is it white and fuzzy? >> oh my god, no. protein shakes, the new way to help make temptations shrink away on the go. a deliciously fresh and satisfying taste with 12 grams of protein, 5 grams of fiber and 0% fat. new light & fit protein shakes. taste the power of satisfaction. ♪ dannon

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. ♪ "pretty woman" ♪ walking down the street ♪ kennedy: i wanted to get to part she kissed matt damonw oh, mastercarr nationwide. >> i know it was not nationwide because she lived. >> okay. a show. i -- show? >> wrong it was nationwide insurance. >> are you kidding me. oh. >> they spend a lot of money. they got all that press today but no one talking about mindy. >> unreal. >> matt damon would have kissed her, but he died. kennedy: he hugged jerry jones, and check this out, see if you can name this ad. >> karen, show me what it looks like too run like a girl. show me what it looks like to fight like a girl. kennedy: i'm going to cry are all over again. a? always brand tampons, dove brand soap or gillette razors for women, name that ad. >> you both got that right. but brian, still in the lead. 3-2, how are you doing at home? probably better than they are. >> only -- >> by the way, whole dispar aings way that women -- bis despairageing fight, that guy has not seen beyond's sister -- beyonce's sister, solangstkpwhrerbgs can you remember this one, i am kim, each 1 millions of gigs of unus

. >> i actually believe that damon and i no matter what it is that this guy will be there to back meyou bent over backwards for $40,000. >> if you were trying to help the guy, what i want to do is ask questions. >> this is -- >> it's and all go rhythm. >> it's all sour grapes. >> sour grapes. >> you're really pissing me off right now i'll say something rude to you. >> because you're not a rude guy. >> because i -- there was no need to do that. >> you're smarter than that. >> you're not the guy to walk away and walk off. >> it was a big moment. christopher is back with us this morning to talk about his experience and give us another look at his now famous app. mike. >> we're into a corner here because christopher now needs to go back an shark tank and event a longer extension cord because he has little phone down here and 3" cord attachment. so we'll be down here like this like cockroaches in corn whaer were they arguing about. >> damon gave lor question gave me a deal wickly and they liked the deal and mark felt she should have asked more questions about the company. so they mayor ma

arwa damon, cnn. >>> in southern california the driver of a truck involved in a crash with a commuterin has been arrested on suspicion of felony hit and run. >> no one died but at least 30 people were hurt. officials believe the truck driver mistook the train tracks for the road and tried to turn on them. a police officer spotted the driver about a mile from the crash after the accident. >> he was contacted act 1.62 miles south of the accident. he was taken into custody for a felony hit and run violation. the vehicle code section is 20001, which is basically a hit and run with injury. in this case, multiple injuries. >> that accident in california comes just three weeks after a deadly train wreck in new york at a rail crossing. our brian todd has been looking into this deadly problem. here he is. >> reporter: as crash investigators comb through the scene of another accident between a train and a motor vehicle, new concerns about the safety of rail crossings. in california it was the truck driver who took an inexplicable wrong turn. >> rather than make the right turn on west street the

john, and so, damon, i guess it worked with 50 million people, and weeree are on e television watching and what do you think? >> e yes, our tax dollars are not paying for the spots, and i love it. he is saving uts money already. >> and you think so. is this a new commercial, you think? >> you know, i think it is a new commercial. i love the way that he used, a hend se not branding himself, but he is branding himself with the initiative being the benefit, and he is always doing non-traditional e media whether it is between two ferns or meeting the people where the people are at. >> and so you are the branding genius here as i said and we see the president sticking out the tongue, and winking, and smirking and trying on the sunglasses all if if front of a dirty mirror i might point out, and how good or bad is this for the brand? >> well, it is excellent, and it is showing the people that the president is human. i think that he's doing what we all do on our own time public or private and who out there has not sent their wife or child a selfie, and you mow, the government and the president

let's go to our senior international correspondent, arwa damon.esident of syria acknowledging this indirect communication. you hear from the administration here and the pentagon not at all happening. what do you make of that? >> i think it's a very delicate situation on all sides. the u.s. does not want to seem as if it is in communication with a government whose president does want to see removed from power. but at the same time as is evident and was evident from that interview, you have both american and syrian fighter jets in the same air space. so presumably there would have to be at least some level of information passing. president bashar al assad is not saying the u.s. is giving him direct tactical information. the u.s. is saying it's not disclosing any sort of specifics whatsoever. but assad did also go on to say it's not just necessarily through iraq but through other nations, that there are indirect sort of messages being passed. this, again, is a very delicate situation for the united states. it's finding itself when it comes to syria a

. >> no, i didn't want to kiss you either, matt damon, so. >> nationwide is on your side. >> she is sod of a snatch of her show, too. her show behaves an awful lot like that commercial. >> it does. and this is also a young writer and creator who made her first break by playing ben affleck and matt damon in an off, off, off-broadway play that got her where she is today. >> what else? >> the puppy. >> the budweiser puppy ad. >> there's a puppy lab in it. you write, there's a horse who's going to save a lab. >> no need to describe it. here it is. ♪ ♪ [ horse neighing ] ♪ when i wake up, when i know i'm going to be ♪ [ growling ] ♪ i will walk 500 miles ♪ ♪ and i will walk 500 more ♪ ♪ just to be there for for all the 1,000 miles to fall down at your door ♪ >> boy, budweiser knows its audience. they're not going for cool. they're going for america and heartwarming, and they got it. >> they're giving you a feeling. there was no budweiser in the commercial at all. and also, it brought me back to kind of looking at watching homeward bound where it was about these puppies and animals who find

>> reporter: jarwa damon, cnn. >>> we're also following developments out of afghanistan. the taliban has now claimed responsibility for an explosion outside the rannan embassy in -- iranian embassy in kabul. we see smoke pouring out of a police vehicle there. a spokesman says a suicidebarrassment blew up a car after crashing into another vehicle. at least one person was killed, and another was injured. >>> just ahead, you are watching "cnn newsroom." isis has brought in millions of dollars by selling oil on the black market. that's not the only way they make money. we'll take a closer look at the terror group's finances ahead. >>> drones spotted hovering over paris two nights in a row. now authorities want to find out who's flying them and why. >>> and it was a memorable performance at the brit awards as the queen of pop tumbles off the stage but keeps on singing. sir, we're going to need you on the runway later. don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu... ...with the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. it

apologies to matt damon -- to hell with matt damon, "nightline" is next. thanks for watching.nts determined to give them a new lease on life despite extreme risks. and we're there every heartpounding step of the way. >>> the luxury real estate boom. you can pay your way up to high-rise heaven. actual humans live in eight-figure apartments like these. and tonight we're going inside. >>> maybe it's manscare. michael keaton, channing tatum, john travolta. the guys brought their a-game to the oscars. did they have extra help turning

joining me now arwa damon cnn's international correspondent.you tell us about this woman and the men who took her? >> well she'd been working in nigeria trying to educate children from the nomadic tribe. it's unclear exactly what the circumstances were behind the kidnapping whether or not this was a criminal activity as the police commissioner did come out and said or if there is another group that is perhaps ultimately behind it at this stage. the investigation is understandably still ongoing. the fbi also reportedly collaborating with the nigerian authorities to try to bring her back. the great concern at this stage, ana, is that this group, this criminal group, perhaps if that ransom is not paid, could capitalize on the opportunity, the fact they do now have a western hostage and sell her on to one of the key terrorist groups that is known to operate in nigeria, and that is boko haram. but this very much still an investigation under way at this stage. according to the police commissioner two of those men that were amongst the five involved i

cnn's arwa damon has her harrowing story in this report.d for her safety so we're keeping her real identity a secret. >> reporter: hahnaan apologizes for her tears but the depth of her pain the black fabric cannot mask. >> translator: even until now i can't grasp what i've been through. i've been destroyed. >> reporter: in syria, she said anyone suspected of fighting them was indiscriminately detained. >> translator: among those detained the reason for my marriage was my father. my brother died during the clashes and as a memory my father kept his ak. when isis memory of someone told them had a weapon so they detained them. >> reporter: hanan and her mother begged for police. >> translator: after a bit, my mother came and said we will release if you marry him. my father's life for my hand in marriage. >> reporter: she never even knew his real name. >> translator: every girl dreams of that white dress, the wedding night. i've been deprived of that. i was destroyed by this marriage. >> reporter: she speaks haltingly of their first night toget

. >> has anyone ever told you how much you look like matt damon?ry good. thank you for your service, sir. appreciate it. >> great. >> octavia spencer. you have been watching this box. this case all night long. has anyone come near it? >> ah no. >> has anyone fooled with it? >> no. >> has anyone paid you to say this? >> no. >> okay. very good. one last thing. octavia -- thank you very much. you've been awesome. i appreciate it. i will unlock the box. inside, a case. how does it open? um -- there we go. inside predictions. i will now read my predictions to you. i, neil patrick harris predict that after j.k.'s speech, we will all call or parents, not text. happened. i will my pronounce chiwetel ejio ejiofor's name. meryl streep will suddenly realize she is under paid. the birdman cinematographer will win again this year going dos for dos. terrence howard will be surprisingly emotional. common and john legend will get three well deserved standing ovations and will win the oscar mvps. tra voevolta will be back next year to apologize to idina for all the

damon green. [ cheers and applause ] his nickname is the senator which is why i have him separated frome when you talk about election results, i don't want to have two politicians together. one of the rising stars as he is. [ cheers and applause ] and a man who continues to dominate the nba from seattle to all star weekend to years in the league office in phoenix and now the president of the warriors, lebron james business, rick welch. [ cheers and applause ] now, events like this are always important to the warriors because there is two baseball teams in the bay area. there is two football teams in the bay area, but there is one basketball team and this is the one team. we are the bay area's team. you think about it whether it be from napa and sonoma all the way down to fresno to sacramento and tahoe, san jose, oakland and san francisco, our new home. this is really something where millions and millions of people come together for one squad. this happens to be at 36 and 6, the best team in the nba. [ cheers and applause ] we always say about coming to a warrior game and the crowd with

. >> has anyone ever told you how much you look like matt damon?ry good. thank you for your service, sir. appreciate it. >> great. >> octavia spencer. you have been watching this box. this case all night long. has anyone come near it? >> ah no. >> has anyone fooled with it? >> no. >> has anyone paid you to say this? >> no. >> okay. very good. one last thing. octavia -- thank you very much. you've been awesome. i appreciate it. i will unlock the box. inside, a case. how does it open? um -- there we go. inside predictions. i will now read my predictions to you. i, neil patrick harris predict that after j.k.'s speech, we will all call or parents, not text. happened. i will my pronounce chiwetel ejio ejiofor's name. meryl streep will suddenly realize she is under paid. the birdman cinematographer will win again this year going dos for dos. terrence howard will be surprisingly emotional. common and john legend will get three well deserved standing ovations and will win the oscar mvps. tra voevolta will be back next year to apologize to idina for all the

simmons, jennifer aniston, and many more, even matt damon somehow made it into the special.t at 8:00 here on abc. [ cheers and applause ] our first guest tonight was able to get away with murder, she was unable to get away from iowa. in fact, she's here with us from columbus thanks to the magic of the internet. the first season of her very popular show wrapped up tonight. please say hi-ola to viola davis. hello there, how are you? you look great. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: you got all dressed up for this. what happened? >>dy. >> jimmy: you weren't able to -- >> rudder problems on delta airlines. >> jimmy: oh, wow. i couldn't get out. and i was in the airport for six hours. >> jimmy: oh, boy. >> trying to get to you, jimmy. i was trying to get to you. >> jimmy: i appreciate it. did you tell them that you had a talk show appearance that you had to do? >> i did. but, you know. they were like -- >> jimmy: they didn't care. that's unfortunate. we have chicken skewers with peanut sauce in the green room on thursday nights. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: it's really the

matt damon was worth saving, tom hanks wasn't. simple.tnam movies took that clear heroism away from our veterans, whether they were white men, black men or white men playing black men. (laughter) i still ain't right with that one. (laughter) the cold war classic "top gun" taught us that we immediate to -- taught us we need to take care of our vets because some offour soldiers age well and some don't. looks like the ice man became the ice cream man. (laughter) and the lessons of the first gulf war still echo in my ears when i recall the timeless stirring dialogue of "major payne," who said, and i quote, "maybe what he need is for you to pop your titty out his mouth and let the boy grow up." unquote. (cheers and applause) ooh. that still gets to me. i guess what i'm trying to say is, nobody thinks the first gulf war was significant enough to make any good movies about it. for all the conversation this film has stirred up, one thing many people seem to be forgetting about "american sniper" is that it's just one interpretation of one soldier'

needs but the long term stnlts for all residents and as a side my husband i, tell you there's a baby damon boom you'll see kids and new babies and a lot more asthma with the toxicity it will be e milled into the air as this project going forward thank you. >> next speaker >> who do i give this to. >> leave it right there. >> hello, i'm wendy and i live on connecticut street my daughter went to live oak and graduated last year i love potrero hill and i choose to live there because of the character and simplicity and true neighborhood potrero hill is made up of middle-class families where people talk to each other and raise our children together it's small in size but not in hearted it used to be a neighborhood of blue-collar workers i'm concerned of the increasing gent indication and the displacement of the families and the loss of distribution and repair workers that represent our community i want to begin by referring to the land use oufbz and how they're ignored in the mariposa project 1601 where more and more psa possess wants to be i'm on one hand how the jobs are going to be increased

people like malcolm damon at the alternative minerals conference say the mining industry isn't doingh to work after those who are working. >> make national resources work for the people. >> reporter: but it's a delicate balance, many of the minerals and metals used are extracted from mines across africa and so much of the continent's labor force and economy depends on the strength of the mining industry. african governments and industry executives are just waiting for the clouds to lift and for commodities prices and profits to recover, but the people who work in the industry don't want to wait. they want things to change and soon. erika wood al jazeera, cape town south africa. >>> leading marine scientists are warning that this year could prove devastating for corral reefs. they are worried their they colors may soon fade threatening sea life. steve choi reports from indonesia. >> reporter: for decades this incredible underweather landscape as been the focus of study for martin. a marine scientist and conservationists, he is working to protect this diverse region. it is home to 75%

people like malcolm damon at the alternative minerals conference say the mining industry isn't doingh to look after those who are working. >> reporter: make the resources work for the people. >> reporter: but it's a delicate balance, many of the min calls and metals used in making mobile gloens and electronics are extracted from mines across africa so much of the continent's labor force and economy depends on the strength of the mining industry. executives are waiting for the clouds to lift and for commodities prices and profits to recover. but the people who work in the industry don't want to wait. they want things to change and soon. >>> well the united nations says tens of thousands of civilians are needed for medical support to fight ebola in west africa. it follows the united states decision to withdraw its troops who were helping build treatment centers in liberia. volunteers and doctors have provided health services community support, and they have help trace victim's families. >> we're also here to mark a transition in our fight against this disease, not to declare mission ac

jimmy: i'd like to thank benedict cumberbatch, stana katic, chris the bachelor, and apologize to matt damon out of time. "nightline" is next but first, it is mashup monday. tonight we join aloe blacc with blacstreet in holy mashtrimony -- this is aloe blaccstreet! ♪ ♪ grand may saying we'll issue out a warning ♪ ♪ baby don't you run so fast ♪ ♪ because you fell on a piece of glass ♪ ♪ watch the things you read in the grass ♪ ♪ grandma's hands ♪ ♪ put your hands in the air playing like you just don't care ♪ ♪ somebody in the house let me hear you say oh ♪ ♪ i like the way you work it i got to bag it up ♪ ♪ i like the way you work it check it out got to bag it ♪ ♪ you don't play around ♪ shorty get down good lord baby got 'em open all over town ♪ ♪ strictly b-- ♪ ♪ you don't play around cover much ground got game by the pound getting paid is a forte ♪ ♪ each and every day true player way i can't get her out of my mind ♪ ♪ ooh well i think about the girl all the time well well ♪ ♪ east side to the west side pushing phat rides it's no surprise she got tricks ♪ ♪ in the stash stacking up the cas

people like malcolm damon at the alternative minerals conference say the mining industry isn't doing enough to look at those working. >> make natural resources work for the people. that's the theme of this conference and that's what our mission to be to those more than 7,000 people at the mining -- >> many of the minerals are used in making mobile phones and electronics are extracted from african earth so an economy rests on the strength of the mining industry. industry executives are waiting for the clouds to lift and prices and profit to say recover. for mining watch dogs, they hope it won't be at a high social cost. al jazeera, cape town, africa. >> you can keep right up to date as ever with all the days developing stories on the al jazeera website aljazeera.com. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" danish editor and author flemming rose. in 2005 he commissioned cartoons of the prophet muhammed. >> that cartoon is not targeted muslims it's targeting a . >> in juldz posten. >> that's what makes them so difficult to handle.

damon has more on today's gang crack down. >> they were heavily armed and ready for some of the most dangerous criminals in the south bay. we're talking about the santa clara county gang task force. >> we have made multiple arrests from property crimes to narcotics use. >> reporter: as the county gang task force rounds up vie litters, the san jose task force prepares for tomorrow's big summit. >> the streets are a terrible place to live. our kids are struggling with drug addiction. with the bombardment of recruitment. homelessness. >> reporter: big speaker tomorrow, a man who once believed the streets of east l.a. belonged to him and his gang. >> there were shootings involved. there was violence. gang fights. >> reporter: after 18 years of gang banging, he left his gang, removed that the tees and now works with home boy ministries. helping others leave the gang life. >> there is possibility of change. >> can you get out? >> you can get out. and you can excel. and reach dreams and goals that you once had before the impact of trauma of abuse and neglect. >> reporter: he says it takes s

matt damon is a leftist who says things like this, i'm a movie star. i'm very rich. think we should raise taxes on the american people. i'm going to get hit worse of everybody. wow, matt, you are an incredibly spiritually magnificent noble man. however you unfortunately match, i work in show business as welt. let me just point out, first of all if you go home with a $7 million paycheck instead of nine that's the kind of sacrifice i could find a way to live with. that's number one. number two, i know and you know they don't know but we know that when mgm makes a movie starring matt damon they don't write a check directly to you, write a check to the order of m.d. productions $9 million and every single part of your life is owned by the production company. your production company writes a check that is enough to write a pack of gum you and get paid the minimum amount because all of it is tax free and at the end of the day you and the rest of you limousine liberals do the same thing that the knuckle dragging conservatives what is the least i can pay and not break the la

matt damon is a leftist who says things like this, i'm a movie star. i'm very rich. i think we should raise taxes on the american people. i'm going to get hit worse of everybody. wow, matt, you are an incredibly spiritually magnificent noble man. however you unfortunately match, i work in show business as welt. let me just point out, first of all if you go home with a $7 million paycheck instead of nine that's the kind of sacrifice i could find a way to live with. that's number one. number two, i know and you know they don't know but we know that when mgm makes a movie starring matt damon they don't write a check directly to you, write a check to the order of m.d. productions $9 million and every single part of your life is owned by the production company. your production company writes a check that is enough to write a pack of gum you and get paid the minimum amount because all of it is tax free and at the end of the day you and the rest of you limousine liberals do the same thing that the knuckle dragging conservatives what is the least i can pay and not break the

police say early in the damon monday ambushed the report as he backed the mercedes from his home. he works for a san diego television station which says he was shot in the leg and stomach. he is expected to survive. no word on the motive. >> new days on the daughter of the late singer whitney houston. her condition could be improving. in a new interview with atlanta television station her aunt said show now is opening her eyes. however, bobbi kristina remains on life support in atlanta area hospital. family members are dismissing reports by tmz suggesting they are going to take bobbi kristina off life support today so she can die on the anniversary of her mother's death. whitney died three years ago today. >>> new this morning, china's president will make the first state visit to the united states in september. china's official state news agency revealed that the president will visit the white house and attend evens in america city to mark the 70th anniversary of the founding of the u.n. this is after a continue call between the president of china and president obama. >>> cupertin

. >> reporter: just a a few minutes ago we had sweet caroline playing by neil damon, of course a homagend joining us is mark hard us from the constitution center to talk about what we will see here. >> we are looking at photographs by jack low the official family photographer from the kennedy's from 1958 to 1961. you have seen them on the campaign trail, hyannisport, football field cute caroline pictures. great look at kennedy family during a special time in their lives. >> now these photos were being stored in the world trade center and then we had attacks of the 2001. >> negatives were lost in 2001. so, the team at the museum which created this exhibit down in washington used technology to restore contact sheets to the condition that you woulde in original print. staggering way of a way to reclaim history in a way. >> have we seen these photos before or these have have gone unseen. >> some appeared in publications in the day a few will look familiar. some have never been seen before. it is an it intimate look at the family a lot of them are out takes on with their eyes half closed. we